Rangnick: Why do we play football? To have fun, of course

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Austria coach Ralf Rangnick - talking about his team's perfomance against France:

- Why do we play football? To have fun, of course. But it is more fun to win. We conceded two unnecessary goals against Denmark and France, both after set-pieces we had. I know we played well but there's no reason to congratulate us when we were so close to three points.

Yes, France were able to put us under a lot of pressure. But until the equaliser, they did not have that many clear chances. We have to recover quickly now, then we will try to take three points from Denmark.

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